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Understanding 9/11We are their voice : young people respond to the Holocaust
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232 p. : 21 cm
"Do young people find meaning in the Holocaust? This question prompted a writing project that brought heartfelt responses from students from across North America and abroad. Their voices--in the form of letters, essays, poems, and art--provide ... answers and a hope for a more peaceful and tolerant future"--Page 4 of cover
Includes bibliographical references
What is happening to us? -- Can we stay together? -- Where will we hide? -- The fear is overwhelming! -- The goodness of some -- Not everyone is willing to help -- How will we ever survive? -- It comes down to luck -- We have to have hope -- Looking for justice -- Fighting back -- We are their voice -- Putting words into actions
"Do young people find meaning in the Holocaust? This question prompted a writing project that brought heartfelt responses from students from across North America and abroad. Their voices--in the form of letters, essays, poems, and art--provide ... answers and a hope for a more peaceful and tolerant future"--Page 4 of cover
Includes bibliographical references
What is happening to us? -- Can we stay together? -- Where will we hide? -- The fear is overwhelming! -- The goodness of some -- Not everyone is willing to help -- How will we ever survive? -- It comes down to luck -- We have to have hope -- Looking for justice -- Fighting back -- We are their voice -- Putting words into actions
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